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“But Loki's relations with Svadilfari were such that a while later he gave birth to a colt.”
― Snorri Sturluson, The Prose Edda: Norse Mythology

“You forgive yourself for what you've done," Edda told her. "You admit mistakes. You learn from them. And you improve.”
― Sara Raasch, These Rebel Waves

“Norse mythology hints at Odinic cults, with Odin being worshipped through a combination of ecstatic and seemingly shamanistic rituals. From the eddic poem The Sayings of the High One ( H谩vam谩l ), he is said to have hanged himself in a sacrificial ritual on a tree. Barely surviving this ordeal, Odin gains arcane knowledge, including the use of runes, the ancient Scandinavian alphabet sometimes used for magical purposes. In the poem, Odin chants :
I know that I hung
on the wind-swept tree
all nine nights
with spear was I wounded
and given to Odin,
myself to me,
on that tree which no one knows
from which roots it grows.

Bread I was not given,
no drink from the horn,
downwards I glared;
up I pulled the runes,
screaming I took them,
from there I fell back again.

- excerpt from Jesse L. Byock's Introduction and Notes, of Sturluson's Prose Edda.”
― Snorri Sturluson, The Prose Edda: Norse Mythology

“Cozinhamos reclamando de perda de tempo, quando pod铆amos estar transformando amor em comida.”
― Paulo Coelho (Autor)